01
Jun
June
Huckles has developed a problem: he visits the neighbors.
4 min read
Postcard
27
Apr
Tractor Pull
I interview everyone with a tractor and they say the same thing: I love my tractor.
5 min read
02
Mar
Mozart on Norway Pond
Mozart was with us that day, regretting every other invitation from the concert halls of Europe and around the world.
4 min read
20
Feb
Now We are Nearly to Spring
Every year, awakened by the Mourning Dove, I would be glad to stand in that spot for a minute or two.
3 min read
02
Jul
For the Art
3 min read
13
Jun
Winter
If you want the real deal when it comes to New England, you must come in winter.
3 min read
04
Jun
Where Have You Gone, David Crosby?
The loss of David Crosby has me worried about this . . . What compares today? What do we hold in common? Things appear and disappear so fast in this information age . . . turned to mulch with every page refresh. In a content world built around sharing, there is very little to hold on to.
3 min read
27
May
They're Baaack
The black flies came early this year. The adage has been Mother’s Day through Father’s Day, but I think they were here right after Easter. We live in the woods by the water, prime conditions for the little bloodsuckers.
5 min read
01
Apr
Pilgrimage
Streams of people ahead of us down the footpaths, all of us coming behind those who excavated the caves of worship centuries before
5 min read
04
Mar
Spring Feverish
God help us; it is March, and we are beginning to think about spring.
4 min read